Books
- Nonbinary Bird of Paradise, a poetry collection, University of Akron Press, forthcoming February 2024
- Embouchure, a poetry collection, University of Akron Press, 2021
- Hemlock, a poetry chapbook, Diode Editions, 2019.
- Empty Clip, a poetry collection, University of Akron Press, 2018
- Groundspeed, a poetry collection, University of Akron Press, 2016
- Beneath the Ice Fish Like Souls Look Alike, a chapbook-length poem, Bull City Press, 2015
- Bestiary of Gall, a poetry chapbook, Sundress Publications, 2013
- Signaletics, a poetry collection, University of Akron Press, 2013
Selected Poems Online
“Vanitas (Planned Obsolescence,” West Branch Wired, 2023
“Antediluvian,” “Diluvian,” “Covenant,” and “Postdiluvian,” Blackbird, 2022
“Book X” and “Book VII” from “The Queerness of Eve,” The Adroit Journal, 2021
“Late-Night Classical Radio Host,” The Atlantic, 2021
“My Childhood Dog Jessie Once Ate a Box of 120-Count Crayolas and Shat Speckled Rainbows for a Week,” The Southeast Review, 2020
“At Eleven, I Described an Aging, Female Celebrity to My Father as Looking ‘Rode Hard and Put Up Wet,” The Southeast Review, 2020
“I Have Anxiety About Anxiety,” The Missouri Review, 2020
“I Tried To Write a Poem Called ‘Impostor Syndrome’ and Failed,” Poem-a-Day, 2020
“My First Kiss Was in a Room Where They Polish Lenses for Eyeglasses,” Quarterly West, 2020
“When the Phlebotomist Stuck the Needle in Me, I Looked Away Only to See a TV on Which a Chef Was Injecting Pork Loin With Marinade,” Quarterly West, 2020
“Some Sentences Need to Be Written in the Passive Voice,” Quarterly West, 2020
“A Kind of Second Virginity,” The Rumpus, 2020
“It Doesn’t Matter Who You Are or What You Do, Something in the World Will Make a Fool of You,” The Rumpus, 2020
“At a Party a Woman Introduced Herself to Me as Dawn,” The Rumpus, 2020
“One of the First Girls on Whom I Had a Crush Was Named Hope,” The Adroit Journal, 2020
“Poem About Death Beginning with a Humblebrag and Ending with a Shower Beer,” The Adroit Journal, 2020
“The First Boy Who I Thought I Loved Was in a Band Called Romanticide,” The Adroit Journal, 2020
Emilia Phillips 